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Buying GDP Posters, by Anthony Styles on Oct 25, 2020 13:57:50 GMT 1, Hi All,
I am interested in buying any of the GDP show posters i.e. thrower, rat and crisis.
London based cash buyer, lots of references here on the forum.
Thanks
Ant
Hi All,
I am interested in buying any of the GDP show posters i.e. thrower, rat and crisis.
London based cash buyer, lots of references here on the forum.
Thanks
Ant
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Buying GDP Posters, by reg on Oct 25, 2020 16:06:32 GMT 1,
What's the latest value of each of these? And what would a set sell for?
What's the latest value of each of these? And what would a set sell for?
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Buying GDP Posters, by Anthony Styles on Oct 26, 2020 22:59:16 GMT 1, Thanks for the messages all,
please keep them coming if you are interested in selling a GDP Rat, Thrower or Crisis poster.
Thanks for the messages all,
please keep them coming if you are interested in selling a GDP Rat, Thrower or Crisis poster.
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Buying GDP Posters, by tab1 on Oct 26, 2020 23:50:30 GMT 1, Once the cetificates are issued for the gdp officiAl items and these go to auction it would not be crazy to see these at 10k each , the buyers see them as banksy screenprints and by then all old banksy prints may be a minimum 45k?
Probably people will ask for 11-12k for a set now?
Once the cetificates are issued for the gdp officiAl items and these go to auction it would not be crazy to see these at 10k each , the buyers see them as banksy screenprints and by then all old banksy prints may be a minimum 45k?
Probably people will ask for 11-12k for a set now?
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Buying GDP Posters, by Atelier on Oct 27, 2020 0:06:11 GMT 1, I'm also still after a thrower, rat and crisis - if anyone has any, please dm me.
I'm also still after a thrower, rat and crisis - if anyone has any, please dm me.
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Buying GDP Posters, by love on Oct 27, 2020 1:30:05 GMT 1, Please don‘t buy them you will all regret it the hard way. I had several skulls from POW on that cheap paper and it is totally rippled and piss yellow. You will regret every pound you wasted. Said it several times but greed is huge these days.
Please don‘t buy them you will all regret it the hard way. I had several skulls from POW on that cheap paper and it is totally rippled and piss yellow. You will regret every pound you wasted. Said it several times but greed is huge these days.
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Buying GDP Posters, by Deleted on Oct 27, 2020 8:23:20 GMT 1, Once the cetificates are issued for the gdp officiAl items and these go to auction it would not be crazy to see these at 10k each , the buyers see them as banksy screenprints and by then all old banksy prints may be a minimum 45k? Probably people will ask for 11-12k for a set now?
Make sure you keep them in the dark though. You’ve seen how quickly they yellow.
Once the cetificates are issued for the gdp officiAl items and these go to auction it would not be crazy to see these at 10k each , the buyers see them as banksy screenprints and by then all old banksy prints may be a minimum 45k? Probably people will ask for 11-12k for a set now? You better keep hold of your ones then! Make sure you keep them in the dark though. You’ve seen how quickly they yellow. |
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Buying GDP Posters, by mojo on Oct 27, 2020 9:19:11 GMT 1,
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Buying GDP Posters, by Deleted on Oct 27, 2020 9:21:35 GMT 1, Once the cetificates are issued for the gdp officiAl items and these go to auction it would not be crazy to see these at 10k each , the buyers see them as banksy screenprints and by then all old banksy prints may be a minimum 45k? Probably people will ask for 11-12k for a set now?
Don’t sell yourself short Tab. These were going to go the same way as Flags I recall you saying. £90k a set minimum.
Once the cetificates are issued for the gdp officiAl items and these go to auction it would not be crazy to see these at 10k each , the buyers see them as banksy screenprints and by then all old banksy prints may be a minimum 45k? Probably people will ask for 11-12k for a set now? Don’t sell yourself short Tab. These were going to go the same way as Flags I recall you saying. £90k a set minimum. |
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Buying GDP Posters, by tab1 on Oct 27, 2020 11:43:29 GMT 1, Once the cetificates are issued for the gdp officiAl items and these go to auction it would not be crazy to see these at 10k each , the buyers see them as banksy screenprints and by then all old banksy prints may be a minimum 45k? Probably people will ask for 11-12k for a set now? Don’t sell yourself short Tab. These were going to go the same way as Flags I recall you saying. £90k a set minimum.
well may do ?
When flags were selling for £500 years after its release in 2006 around 2010/11
People wefe slating them , its the least popular image , it is unsigned and too large an edition to be worth anything
The flags print released at £100 took 10 years! to reach the same price the gdp prints have taken 1 year since release to achieve in price
Do not think i said 90k a set 🙄but they will follow the price or desirability of the flags print .
All that’s happening is as each collector is priced out of prints they move to the next level down
Many threads raised about unsigned prints in 2011/12 that they will never be worth any great money and signed prints are the only prints to buy etc
Not sure many people that could afford a the flags three years ago when flags was 7k? Can afford now but can afford the same budget for the gdp posters
The pace at which they are rising is not effected by any discussions here , the gdp stunt has bought many new buyers and with only a few hundred given out and sold locally via ebay ie uk sales mostly they are internationally sought now as only collectors / forumnites were aware of them first
Firebomb print is 3-4k now , what would most people prefer a litograph or screen print ?
And if were to believe figures there are less mint gdp posters in circulation than some of the editioned prints
Once the cetificates are issued for the gdp officiAl items and these go to auction it would not be crazy to see these at 10k each , the buyers see them as banksy screenprints and by then all old banksy prints may be a minimum 45k? Probably people will ask for 11-12k for a set now? Don’t sell yourself short Tab. These were going to go the same way as Flags I recall you saying. £90k a set minimum. well may do ? When flags were selling for £500 years after its release in 2006 around 2010/11 People wefe slating them , its the least popular image , it is unsigned and too large an edition to be worth anything The flags print released at £100 took 10 years! to reach the same price the gdp prints have taken 1 year since release to achieve in price Do not think i said 90k a set 🙄but they will follow the price or desirability of the flags print . All that’s happening is as each collector is priced out of prints they move to the next level down Many threads raised about unsigned prints in 2011/12 that they will never be worth any great money and signed prints are the only prints to buy etc Not sure many people that could afford a the flags three years ago when flags was 7k? Can afford now but can afford the same budget for the gdp posters The pace at which they are rising is not effected by any discussions here , the gdp stunt has bought many new buyers and with only a few hundred given out and sold locally via ebay ie uk sales mostly they are internationally sought now as only collectors / forumnites were aware of them first Firebomb print is 3-4k now , what would most people prefer a litograph or screen print ? And if were to believe figures there are less mint gdp posters in circulation than some of the editioned prints |
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Buying GDP Posters, by Deleted on Oct 27, 2020 12:11:47 GMT 1, Don’t sell yourself short Tab. These were going to go the same way as Flags I recall you saying. £90k a set minimum. well may do ? When flags were selling for £500 years after its release in 2006 around 2010/11 People wefe slating them , its the least popular image , it is unsigned and too large an edition to be worth anything The flags print released at £100 took 10 years! to reach the same price the gdp prints have taken 1 year since release to achieve in price Do not think i said 90k a set 🙄but they will follow the price or desirability of the flags print . All that’s happening is as each collector is priced out of prints they move to the next level down Many threads raised about unsigned prints in 2011/12 that they will never be worth any great money and signed prints are the only prints to buy etc Not sure many people that could afford a the flags three years ago when flags was 7k? Can afford now but can afford the same budget for the gdp posters The pace at which they are rising is not effected by any discussions here , the gdp stunt has bought many new buyers and with only a few hundred given out and sold locally via ebay ie uk sales mostly they are internationally sought now as only collectors / forumnites were aware of them first Firebomb print is 3-4k now , what would most people prefer a litograph or screen print ? And if were to believe figures there are less mint gdp posters in circulation than some of the editioned prints
So they’ll “follow the price” of flags prints (currently selling for around £30k) but they won’t be selling as a set for £90k? Okay got it.
I honestly think these are great and I’m sure they’ll be the odd copy that goes for a ridiculous price to an uninformed person at an auction but talk of them being as valuable and desirable as an editioned/authenticated print is a bit wishful no?
Don’t sell yourself short Tab. These were going to go the same way as Flags I recall you saying. £90k a set minimum. well may do ? When flags were selling for £500 years after its release in 2006 around 2010/11 People wefe slating them , its the least popular image , it is unsigned and too large an edition to be worth anything The flags print released at £100 took 10 years! to reach the same price the gdp prints have taken 1 year since release to achieve in price Do not think i said 90k a set 🙄but they will follow the price or desirability of the flags print . All that’s happening is as each collector is priced out of prints they move to the next level down Many threads raised about unsigned prints in 2011/12 that they will never be worth any great money and signed prints are the only prints to buy etc Not sure many people that could afford a the flags three years ago when flags was 7k? Can afford now but can afford the same budget for the gdp posters The pace at which they are rising is not effected by any discussions here , the gdp stunt has bought many new buyers and with only a few hundred given out and sold locally via ebay ie uk sales mostly they are internationally sought now as only collectors / forumnites were aware of them first Firebomb print is 3-4k now , what would most people prefer a litograph or screen print ? And if were to believe figures there are less mint gdp posters in circulation than some of the editioned prints So they’ll “follow the price” of flags prints (currently selling for around £30k) but they won’t be selling as a set for £90k? Okay got it. I honestly think these are great and I’m sure they’ll be the odd copy that goes for a ridiculous price to an uninformed person at an auction but talk of them being as valuable and desirable as an editioned/authenticated print is a bit wishful no? |
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Buying GDP Posters, by Terry Fuckwitt on Oct 27, 2020 12:18:27 GMT 1, NOW SOLD😉
I'm selling mine for £4k Inc postage.
Mint condition and kept out of direct sunlight, hit me up if interested.
NOW SOLD😉 I'm selling mine for £4k Inc postage. Mint condition and kept out of direct sunlight, hit me up if interested. |
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Buying GDP Posters, by tab1 on Oct 27, 2020 12:26:43 GMT 1, well may do ? When flags were selling for £500 years after its release in 2006 around 2010/11 People wefe slating them , its the least popular image , it is unsigned and too large an edition to be worth anything The flags print released at £100 took 10 years! to reach the same price the gdp prints have taken 1 year since release to achieve in price Do not think i said 90k a set 🙄but they will follow the price or desirability of the flags print . All that’s happening is as each collector is priced out of prints they move to the next level down Many threads raised about unsigned prints in 2011/12 that they will never be worth any great money and signed prints are the only prints to buy etc Not sure many people that could afford a the flags three years ago when flags was 7k? Can afford now but can afford the same budget for the gdp posters The pace at which they are rising is not effected by any discussions here , the gdp stunt has bought many new buyers and with only a few hundred given out and sold locally via ebay ie uk sales mostly they are internationally sought now as only collectors / forumnites were aware of them first Firebomb print is 3-4k now , what would most people prefer a litograph or screen print ? And if were to believe figures there are less mint gdp posters in circulation than some of the editioned prints So they’ll “follow the price” of flags prints (currently selling for around £30k) but they won’t be selling as a set for £90k? Okay got it. I honestly think these are great and I’m sure they’ll be the odd copy that goes for a ridiculous price to an uninformed person at an auction but talk of them being as valuable and desirable as an editioned/authenticated print is a bit wishful no?
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Over the next few years if it were to happen not within a year
Following the trajectory value rises as flags
Took 14 years for flags to reach its current worth so unless the market crashes possibility in 8 years to match
The market will decide
And if buyers are spending this amount without research as your concern they should not be in the market
well may do ? When flags were selling for £500 years after its release in 2006 around 2010/11 People wefe slating them , its the least popular image , it is unsigned and too large an edition to be worth anything The flags print released at £100 took 10 years! to reach the same price the gdp prints have taken 1 year since release to achieve in price Do not think i said 90k a set 🙄but they will follow the price or desirability of the flags print . All that’s happening is as each collector is priced out of prints they move to the next level down Many threads raised about unsigned prints in 2011/12 that they will never be worth any great money and signed prints are the only prints to buy etc Not sure many people that could afford a the flags three years ago when flags was 7k? Can afford now but can afford the same budget for the gdp posters The pace at which they are rising is not effected by any discussions here , the gdp stunt has bought many new buyers and with only a few hundred given out and sold locally via ebay ie uk sales mostly they are internationally sought now as only collectors / forumnites were aware of them first Firebomb print is 3-4k now , what would most people prefer a litograph or screen print ? And if were to believe figures there are less mint gdp posters in circulation than some of the editioned prints So they’ll “follow the price” of flags prints (currently selling for around £30k) but they won’t be selling as a set for £90k? Okay got it. I honestly think these are great and I’m sure they’ll be the odd copy that goes for a ridiculous price to an uninformed person at an auction but talk of them being as valuable and desirable as an editioned/authenticated print is a bit wishful no? 🙄 Over the next few years if it were to happen not within a year Following the trajectory value rises as flags Took 14 years for flags to reach its current worth so unless the market crashes possibility in 8 years to match The market will decide And if buyers are spending this amount without research as your concern they should not be in the market |
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Buying GDP Posters, by NYart on Oct 27, 2020 12:26:57 GMT 1, I'm selling mine for £4k Inc postage. Mint condition and kept out of direct sunlight, hit me up if interested.
You sure your not missing a zero? That’s the holy grail right there
I'm selling mine for £4k Inc postage. Mint condition and kept out of direct sunlight, hit me up if interested. You sure your not missing a zero? That’s the holy grail right there |
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Buying GDP Posters, by Patrick 01 on Oct 27, 2020 12:32:13 GMT 1, Don’t sell yourself short Tab. These were going to go the same way as Flags I recall you saying. £90k a set minimum. well may do ? When flags were selling for £500 years after its release in 2006 around 2010/11 People wefe slating them , its the least popular image , it is unsigned and too large an edition to be worth anything The flags print released at £100 took 10 years! to reach the same price the gdp prints have taken 1 year since release to achieve in price Do not think i said 90k a set 🙄but they will follow the price or desirability of the flags print . All that’s happening is as each collector is priced out of prints they move to the next level down Many threads raised about unsigned prints in 2011/12 that they will never be worth any great money and signed prints are the only prints to buy etc Not sure many people that could afford a the flags three years ago when flags was 7k? Can afford now but can afford the same budget for the gdp posters The pace at which they are rising is not effected by any discussions here , the gdp stunt has bought many new buyers and with only a few hundred given out and sold locally via ebay ie uk sales mostly they are internationally sought now as only collectors / forumnites were aware of them first Firebomb print is 3-4k now , what would most people prefer a litograph or screen print ? And if were to believe figures there are less mint gdp posters in circulation than some of the editioned prints
I must be missing something here and I’m repeating myself to an extent but do you honestly believe that an unauthenticated free giveaway which can be fairly easily reproduced is comparable to authenticated limited ed work?
Don’t sell yourself short Tab. These were going to go the same way as Flags I recall you saying. £90k a set minimum. well may do ? When flags were selling for £500 years after its release in 2006 around 2010/11 People wefe slating them , its the least popular image , it is unsigned and too large an edition to be worth anything The flags print released at £100 took 10 years! to reach the same price the gdp prints have taken 1 year since release to achieve in price Do not think i said 90k a set 🙄but they will follow the price or desirability of the flags print . All that’s happening is as each collector is priced out of prints they move to the next level down Many threads raised about unsigned prints in 2011/12 that they will never be worth any great money and signed prints are the only prints to buy etc Not sure many people that could afford a the flags three years ago when flags was 7k? Can afford now but can afford the same budget for the gdp posters The pace at which they are rising is not effected by any discussions here , the gdp stunt has bought many new buyers and with only a few hundred given out and sold locally via ebay ie uk sales mostly they are internationally sought now as only collectors / forumnites were aware of them first Firebomb print is 3-4k now , what would most people prefer a litograph or screen print ? And if were to believe figures there are less mint gdp posters in circulation than some of the editioned prints I must be missing something here and I’m repeating myself to an extent but do you honestly believe that an unauthenticated free giveaway which can be fairly easily reproduced is comparable to authenticated limited ed work? |
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Buying GDP Posters, by Deleted on Oct 27, 2020 12:33:37 GMT 1, So they’ll “follow the price” of flags prints (currently selling for around £30k) but they won’t be selling as a set for £90k? Okay got it. I honestly think these are great and I’m sure they’ll be the odd copy that goes for a ridiculous price to an uninformed person at an auction but talk of them being as valuable and desirable as an editioned/authenticated print is a bit wishful no? 🙄 Over the next few years if it were to happen not within a year Following the trajectory value rises as flags Took 14 years for flags to reach its current worth so unless the market crashes possibility in 8 years to match The market will decide And if buyers are spending this amount without research as your concern they should not be in the market
We’ll circle round to it in 8-14 years then. If you’re right I’ll spot you a beer.
So they’ll “follow the price” of flags prints (currently selling for around £30k) but they won’t be selling as a set for £90k? Okay got it. I honestly think these are great and I’m sure they’ll be the odd copy that goes for a ridiculous price to an uninformed person at an auction but talk of them being as valuable and desirable as an editioned/authenticated print is a bit wishful no? 🙄 Over the next few years if it were to happen not within a year Following the trajectory value rises as flags Took 14 years for flags to reach its current worth so unless the market crashes possibility in 8 years to match The market will decide And if buyers are spending this amount without research as your concern they should not be in the market We’ll circle round to it in 8-14 years then. If you’re right I’ll spot you a beer. |
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Buying GDP Posters, by tab1 on Oct 27, 2020 12:38:55 GMT 1, well may do ? When flags were selling for £500 years after its release in 2006 around 2010/11 People wefe slating them , its the least popular image , it is unsigned and too large an edition to be worth anything The flags print released at £100 took 10 years! to reach the same price the gdp prints have taken 1 year since release to achieve in price Do not think i said 90k a set 🙄but they will follow the price or desirability of the flags print . All that’s happening is as each collector is priced out of prints they move to the next level down Many threads raised about unsigned prints in 2011/12 that they will never be worth any great money and signed prints are the only prints to buy etc Not sure many people that could afford a the flags three years ago when flags was 7k? Can afford now but can afford the same budget for the gdp posters The pace at which they are rising is not effected by any discussions here , the gdp stunt has bought many new buyers and with only a few hundred given out and sold locally via ebay ie uk sales mostly they are internationally sought now as only collectors / forumnites were aware of them first Firebomb print is 3-4k now , what would most people prefer a litograph or screen print ? And if were to believe figures there are less mint gdp posters in circulation than some of the editioned prints I must be missing something here and I’m repeating myself to an extent but do you honestly believe that an unauthenticated free giveaway which can be fairly easily reproduced is comparable to authenticated limited ed work?
Let the market dictate the prices and have the argument when the posters are established in the market
Can anyone really pinpoint the market when it has changed so much in the last 10 years
These gdp posters if you know what to look for are harder to replicate than a hmv print
how many people still have prints without certificates although they have been valuable for the last 10 years ?
well may do ? When flags were selling for £500 years after its release in 2006 around 2010/11 People wefe slating them , its the least popular image , it is unsigned and too large an edition to be worth anything The flags print released at £100 took 10 years! to reach the same price the gdp prints have taken 1 year since release to achieve in price Do not think i said 90k a set 🙄but they will follow the price or desirability of the flags print . All that’s happening is as each collector is priced out of prints they move to the next level down Many threads raised about unsigned prints in 2011/12 that they will never be worth any great money and signed prints are the only prints to buy etc Not sure many people that could afford a the flags three years ago when flags was 7k? Can afford now but can afford the same budget for the gdp posters The pace at which they are rising is not effected by any discussions here , the gdp stunt has bought many new buyers and with only a few hundred given out and sold locally via ebay ie uk sales mostly they are internationally sought now as only collectors / forumnites were aware of them first Firebomb print is 3-4k now , what would most people prefer a litograph or screen print ? And if were to believe figures there are less mint gdp posters in circulation than some of the editioned prints I must be missing something here and I’m repeating myself to an extent but do you honestly believe that an unauthenticated free giveaway which can be fairly easily reproduced is comparable to authenticated limited ed work? Let the market dictate the prices and have the argument when the posters are established in the market Can anyone really pinpoint the market when it has changed so much in the last 10 years These gdp posters if you know what to look for are harder to replicate than a hmv print how many people still have prints without certificates although they have been valuable for the last 10 years ? |
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Buying GDP Posters, by Deleted on Oct 27, 2020 12:44:27 GMT 1, I must be missing something here and I’m repeating myself to an extent but do you honestly believe that an unauthenticated free giveaway which can be fairly easily reproduced is comparable to authenticated limited ed work? Let the market dictate the prices and have the argument when the posters are established in the market Can anyone really pinpoint the market when it has changed so much in the last 10 years These gdp posters if you know what to look for are harder to replicate than a hmv print how many people still have prints without certificates although they have been valuable for the last 10 years ?
You keep saying let the ‘market’ dictate the prices whilst openly trying to tell us how much these prints are/will be worth? It’s a touch confusing.
I must be missing something here and I’m repeating myself to an extent but do you honestly believe that an unauthenticated free giveaway which can be fairly easily reproduced is comparable to authenticated limited ed work? Let the market dictate the prices and have the argument when the posters are established in the market Can anyone really pinpoint the market when it has changed so much in the last 10 years These gdp posters if you know what to look for are harder to replicate than a hmv print how many people still have prints without certificates although they have been valuable for the last 10 years ? You keep saying let the ‘market’ dictate the prices whilst openly trying to tell us how much these prints are/will be worth? It’s a touch confusing. |
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Buying GDP Posters, by tab1 on Oct 27, 2020 12:54:56 GMT 1, Let the market dictate the prices and have the argument when the posters are established in the market Can anyone really pinpoint the market when it has changed so much in the last 10 years These gdp posters if you know what to look for are harder to replicate than a hmv print how many people still have prints without certificates although they have been valuable for the last 10 years ? You keep saying let the ‘market’ dictate the prices whilst openly trying to tell us how much these prints are/will be worth? It’s a touch confusing.
Do you really think that myself as a stranger on a art forum has any bearing or relevance on the global market of banksy prints 🙄
Its an art forum to discuss our opinions which most of the points are speculation
If your points you raise were valid the posters would not be trading at their value now
These are my personal views based on facts and observations of the banksy market over the last 15 years and i reference the market as there are many people buying at the current prices , everyone is entitled to their own opinon
Let the market dictate the prices and have the argument when the posters are established in the market Can anyone really pinpoint the market when it has changed so much in the last 10 years These gdp posters if you know what to look for are harder to replicate than a hmv print how many people still have prints without certificates although they have been valuable for the last 10 years ? You keep saying let the ‘market’ dictate the prices whilst openly trying to tell us how much these prints are/will be worth? It’s a touch confusing. Do you really think that myself as a stranger on a art forum has any bearing or relevance on the global market of banksy prints 🙄 Its an art forum to discuss our opinions which most of the points are speculation If your points you raise were valid the posters would not be trading at their value now These are my personal views based on facts and observations of the banksy market over the last 15 years and i reference the market as there are many people buying at the current prices , everyone is entitled to their own opinon |
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Buying GDP Posters, by Deleted on Oct 27, 2020 13:09:35 GMT 1, You keep saying let the ‘market’ dictate the prices whilst openly trying to tell us how much these prints are/will be worth? It’s a touch confusing. Do you really think that myself as a stranger on a art forum has any bearing or relevance on the global market of banksy prints 🙄 Its an art forum to discuss our opinions which most of the points are speculation If your points you raise were valid the posters would not be trading at their value now These are my personal views based on facts and observations of the banksy market over the last 15 years and i reference the market as there are many people buying at the current prices , everyone is entitled to their own opinon
Fair enough. Of course you’re entitled to your opinion much as any other member is. The speculations can however sometimes come across as consistent ways of trying to hype pieces of art you possibly own but I’m sure we’ve all been guilty of that to some degree in the past. Anyway work calls. Have a good day.
You keep saying let the ‘market’ dictate the prices whilst openly trying to tell us how much these prints are/will be worth? It’s a touch confusing. Do you really think that myself as a stranger on a art forum has any bearing or relevance on the global market of banksy prints 🙄 Its an art forum to discuss our opinions which most of the points are speculation If your points you raise were valid the posters would not be trading at their value now These are my personal views based on facts and observations of the banksy market over the last 15 years and i reference the market as there are many people buying at the current prices , everyone is entitled to their own opinon Fair enough. Of course you’re entitled to your opinion much as any other member is. The speculations can however sometimes come across as consistent ways of trying to hype pieces of art you possibly own but I’m sure we’ve all been guilty of that to some degree in the past. Anyway work calls. Have a good day. |
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Buying GDP Posters, by Atelier on Oct 31, 2020 7:32:03 GMT 1, I'm selling mine for £4k Inc postage. Mint condition and kept out of direct sunlight, hit me up if interested.
I'm selling mine for £4k Inc postage. Mint condition and kept out of direct sunlight, hit me up if interested. Holy shit, these came in different colour editions too!? Sweet nod to Choose Your Weapon. |
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